Bicentennial Torch Relay at City Hall

Troy Fettig receives the Bicentennial Torch from Grace Wexler as Mayor Scott Fadnes applauds — Troy Fettig receives the Bicentennial Torch from Grace Wechsler as Mayor Scott Fadness applauds

It was a celebration 200 years in the making, and it happened Thursday night at Fishers City Hall on a picture-perfect fall evening. The Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay made a stop in downtown Fishers. A large crowd was on hand.

In February of 2014, Fishers Police Officer Troy Fettig was credited with saving the live of a 12-year-old boy collapsed at a basketball game. Fettig and a physician at the game revived the youngster. Fettig was handed the Bicentennial Torch in front of City Hall.

New Britton’s Sloan Ferguson & Katie Comstock plus Grace Wechsler from Riverside Intermediate, were all part of the city hall ceremony.

Below are some pictures from the event.